My friend has a cyano problem;-)

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Anywho made a keen observation on chemiclean, it drops your PH big time. That may be a reason people have had crashes. I've always turned my powerheads up when I've dosed out of precaution to get some extra Oxygen in the tank.
 

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What worked for me was free (no chemicals)....less feedings and less light and cyano was gone in a couple of days
 
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Did he play with your hair while he told you about his product? Bacteria talk, bbq 101, and the smell of Stetson cologne from the local Sav-ons lingering in the air. Sounds like a lovely evening.
Of course... you were there too but you were to busy trying to get your man thong on and shaving your bikini line. I think sahn was on your mind also cause I saw you tear up a lil when you saw his pic
 
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What worked for me was free (no chemicals)....less feedings and less light and cyano was gone in a couple of days
whenever i have a cyano or nuisance algae problem i turn off my light for a day. and doesnt hurt the corals!

just make sure to skim a lot that way when the algae begins to breakdown it is removed from the system.
 

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Conch snails devour cyano, the only problem is they don't like to climb on rocks. If you mostly have cyano on the sand then they will do the trick. Usually 1 snail per 20-40 gallons.
 
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I had cyano for about 6 or 7 months. The problem with a conch is that it only take care of your sand bed not your rocks.
I now use Red Sea no3, po4x and have no cyano problem.
 

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Conch snails devour cyano, the only problem is they don't like to climb on rocks. If you mostly have cyano on the sand then they will do the trick. Usually 1 snail per 20-40 gallons.
Any specific type? I have around 6 fighting conchs never seen them touch the stuff. But they only come out at night so who's to say.
 

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Hey did you see any effects from the bacteria you added?

I secretly started running bio-pellets about 2 months ago lol. I didn't want to tell anyone in case I F***ed everything up. But so far so good except I got some cyano now. I thought it was bad filters but I changed everything. Next is the lights but the t5 group buy is taking long. Wondering If you had any positive effects from the bacteria
 
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